[ SECRET POST #3318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3318 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Fat people doing marathons or ballet is heavily discouraged for legitimate medical reasons??? Just because it's possible in theory doesn't mean it's not a stupid fucking idea. I wouldn't have a skinny person portray a sumo wrestler or a strongman either. It goes both ways.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it? I had no idea. Yeah, there's operating limits on a human body and your joints might not thank you, but there's a fat ballerina troupe in ... I want to say Russia. And one of my coworkers runs marathons and is a big fat guy. Not so fat he's immobilized, but, like, obese. And people of all shapes and sizes do inadvisable shit all the time. Dunno why fat people exercising is such an awful idea. Dance and running are great exercise.

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From personal experience with my relatives, it will wreck your joints eventually. The human body is simply not designed to carry that kind of weight around and your joints will quite literally wear out. It happened to my aunt and she had to have both knees replaced in her 50s.

Exercise is good if you're obese, high-impact exercise is not. There's a reason doctors recommend things like walking and weight-lifting to obese patients.

[(Anonymous)]

Doing marathons or ballet isn't terribly healthy for most humans of any body shape. High-impact sports in general tend to destroy your body over time, because humans aren't actually designed to go that hard for that long.